The Gstaad Guy

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So for context, for the listeners that have not had the pleasure of staying at the property yet, Il San Pietro is a hotel in Positano on the Amalfi Coast, family owned, family run.
both with the biological family, but also the team that has grown with the property in a beautiful way.
I was only exposed to the property three years ago, but I saw the same faces with growing excitement and love every time I came onto the property.
What I noticed even more importantly is the reoccurring guests that so clearly have a generational bond with the team that they've grown with.
I think also it is a real postcard for Italy, but not this kind of classic cheesy Vespa postcard of Italy that is somewhat corny.
It is truly a representation of Italian luxury and Italian excellence due to the shine and simplicity.
I think the famous limone pasta
is actually an ambassador of Il San Pietro because it's so complex, but presented so simply.
It has a very unique cult following from around the world and has some sort of members club energy, I would say, that's rather global.
Although we're in Italy.
Today we're sitting in the Palazzo Santa Cruz, which is the four and a half bedroom villa, slightly extended away from the main hotel property for people who want a taste of Positano town and a different view and maybe more of a private energy.
The hotel itself has so many unique attributes that I'd love to
explain on the podcast a little more.
Every single room is different.
Yeah.
Every key.
Every room is unique.
Every room is unique.
The hotel is built into the rock of Positano.
Into the cliff, yeah.
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